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Nineveh Is One Of The Four Evangelists

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The bible of Jonah

The writer of this bible is Mathew. Mathew is one of those twelve apostles of Jesus and, according to the Christian tradition, he is one of the four evangelists.

The book of Jonah was most likely written between 793 and 758 B.C.

There was a place called Nineveh. Nineveh is most likely the main place in this bible. It the place where the God asked Jonah to go and to tell the people there to stop being bad, or to destroy that place called Nineveh.

Jonah he is Hebrew and the is the son of Amittai.

Jonah he is ran away from the God, because of that he needs to face a lot of trouble on the ways he goes. He was brave enough to admit all the things he have done. After the fish swallowed him he finally understand what he get

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